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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1963

Page

2

Japanese Disaster Dead In Two Coastal Blasts And Train Crash

A pair of disasters hit Japan with explosions and a parallel train wreck near Tokyo. Kyushu coal mine blast killed hundreds as a rail collision between Tokyo and Yokohama left 162 dead. Police blamed track defects and a weak wheel for the wreck while gas fumes hindered rescue efforts.

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Flames Rout New Infants at Rolling Hills Hospital

Fire swept the 50 bed annex of Rolling Hills hospital evacuating seven newborns including one in an incubator, their nine mothers and nine other women. A girl was born minutes after nurses evacuated her mother on a stretcher.

Rolling Hills Hospital

West Set for Convoy Troubles

Western Allies plan to resist further harassment of Berlin auto traffic as more convoys are expected along the 110 mile lifeline this coming week. The quarrel centers on counting soldiers moving over the road with the Soviets demanding visible tailgates while the Allies refuse to lower them and reject a box used as a makeshift platform.

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Berlin Parachute Plan by Western Allies Claims Gavin

2nd 5th 82nd Airborne commander James Gavin told TV that plans in March 1945 aimed to parachute Western troops into Berlin to seize it before the Russians. He cited Tempelhof drop and multiple divisions, noting Churchill favored Berlin capture and Eisenhower questioned feasibility of Western take.

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